Notes

notes:
* W/ Branford Marsalis
** W/ Hamza El-Din

AUD1 Source:
Shnid = 116141
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Recorded by "Da Weez"
Transferred and mastered to .wav files by D5scott
source: 2 Neumann KMF4 microphones > Sony TC-D5M - analog master cassettes
transfer: Sony TC-D5M (original record deck) > Pre Sonus Inspire GT > Sound Forge > .wav files > Trader's Little Helper > flac files
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*** Part of Bird Song and all of Promised Land are mono due to a cable problem.
++ featuring Bill Graham as a witch doctor accompanied by fire eaters
R.I.P. Sandy - aka "Bigfoot"

AUD2 Source:
No Shnid
Audio from video soundtrack - used mainly to correct mono audience problem for Bird Song/Promised Land, spacing between songs to match video and fm recording and major patch in drums.

Audio Patches:

1) 39.055 seconds added to AUD1 soundtrack at the beginning of set 1 from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

2) Between Hell In A Bucket and Jack-A-Roe, 1 minute and 41.624 seconds were added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

3) Between Jack-A-Roe and Wang Dang Doodle, 24.797 seconds were added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

4) Between Wang Dang Doodle and Jimmy Row, 1 minute and 50.041 seconds were added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

5) Between Jimmy Row and Mexicali Blues, 1 minute and 17.859 seconds were added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

6) Between Mexicali Blues and Bird Song, 1 minute and 38.835 seconds were added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

7) The audience version of the end of Bird Song and all of The Promised Land was mono due to a "cable problem" - I corrected this by mixing the audience soundtrack from the video into the right channnel so while not a true stereo, there is now a contrast between the channels.

8) About a minute into Drums, 4 minutes and 15.889 seconds added to AUD1 soundtrack from AUD2 in order to match the video and the soundboard.

9) I used the video soundtrack as the timing reference and while the SBD1 was almost right on timewise the AUD1 was very fast averaging about 1 second a minute faster than the video.

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